We Aren’t A Pair Of Slippers Yet Poem by Mark Heathcote
We Aren’t A Pair Of Slippers Yet
If you ask me to love you
Then, what should I do?
We aren’t a pair of slippers yet.
Surely, you don’t mean I can’t?
Change into another shoe.
If you ask me to love you
Boy o boy, I’m stuck heel to sole
Toe to toe, bonded, for all eternity.
And, I’m no cobbler dear
So who’s going to fix the damn holes?
Sunday, August 16, 2015
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